Can Britain afford to 支払う／賃金 MORE 税金? Why the 税金 重荷（を負わせる） has 攻撃する，衝突する its highest level since 1969 and what was in the Spring 声明, on the This is Money podcast

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With all the shenanigans in Westminster this week you could be forgiven for failing to 登録（する） we had a Spring 声明 at all ? let alone clocked its finer points.

Editor Simon Lambert, assistant editor 物陰／風下 Boyce and host Georgie 霜 fill you in on what you may have 行方不明になるd.

It 含むs 予測（する）s from the Office for 予算上の 責任／義務 on the UK economy, along with income growth, 利益／興味 率s, the 続けざまに猛撃する and house prices.

We also have the true 規模 of the 税金 重荷（を負わせる） on families and 商売／仕事s, with the 全体にわたる 税金 take 同等（の） to 34.6 per cent of Britain's economy, a level not seen since Harold Wilson was 総理大臣.

所得税 領収書s will rise nearly £54billion in the next five years, with 法外な rises 予測（する） for 国家の 保険, 付加価値税 and 会社／団体 税金.

A 引き上げ（る） in probate '料金s' was waved through without a 投票（する） or 審議 in 議会 by 分類するing it as a 料金 not a 税金 ? but the ONS is now calling it a 税金.

The OBR also 明らかにする／漏らすs that two 旗艦 貯金 計画／陰謀s have not been anywhere 近づく as popular as planned, while boilers are out ? as are 料金d-in 関税s from solar パネル盤s.?